Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-07

Omce. lnero are Dut lew small ones III
the field from which it was taken. A
single eye from fair-sized tuber was
planted in each hill. The potato is Of
the Mammoth Pearl variety.
III "crystal wedding" IN celebration of
the fifteenth anniversary of tho marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Worst, takes place
Monday evening at the Williamsport
schoolhouse, and it is unnecessary to say
that the building will be crowded with
the friends and neighbors of cur pioneer
minister and his estimable wife
IWinona Times Miss Blanche Redoute
should be awarded a medal AS the cham
pion bareback rider of Emmons county.
She made the trip from Gayton to Will
Transport and back last week, on horse
back and without saddle, and, though
she fell off twice, she alighted so well
that no serious injuries were sustained.
Everybody living on the Missouri
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the oldtlmer.
In purchasing drugs the public has to de-
pend largely on the dealers statements
as to quality and prices. Nobody ever
had reason to complain of his dealings
with the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefore,
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them.
Will Campbell has gone down to Brown
county, where he will remain for awhile.
He contemplates going home to Missouri
to spend the winter. Will has been writ
ing letters home regarding the glorles of
Dakota. but the folks thareswoutdn be-
lieve him.. and he wants to go back and
see if he can't convince 'em by word of
mouth.
Annie Sophia, one Of the jackson chill
dren, who has been living with the fam
lily Of Mr.. John WINNER, of Buchanan,
for some time, has been adopted by MIR.
Crawford, of Burleigh county. Messrs.
WINNER and Crawford were IN town
Monday, when the latter went before
Judge Thistlethwalte and took the legal
steps necessary in adopting the deserted
| child.
The Miller & Smith horse. power thrasher
has done some good and rapid work.
Henry Chapman, Walter Briscoe and
Stephen Triplett are the crew. At the
formers place, at Danbury, 428 bushels
Of wheat was thrashed and cleaned up in
fine shape in 4 hours and Is minutes.
The same machine, with the same crew.
on Sept. 9 and 10, thrashed 1885 bushels
of wheat in day and halt.
The time draws nigh when the citizens
of Emmons County will begin hauling
their wheat to Bismarck. Every one will
then want to lay in a supply of groceries,
and all will desire to deal with firm that
they feel assured keeps only fresh and
| pure goods in stock, and that is satisfied
with reasonable margin of profit. George
Jennings bears this reputation, and if you
deal with him you will make no mistake
The lands i'll Emmons County within
the N. P. indemnity limit which have not
been selected by the company, and
which will soon be subject to homestead
pre-emptien and timber-claim entry, art
as follows: Township 1872, range 75-sec
tons II, 13, Is, II, 10, 81, %, 25, 81, 80
81, 33, 35; township 1872. range 76-sec
lions 13, IS, 10, 81, %, 25, ~, 20. 81, 33
35; township 1872, range 76--sections 10
Is, 10, 81, 49, rs, 81, 20, 81, 3s. 35.
Win our report of the proceedings of thu
institute last week we inadvertently
omitted a very interesting fcature-th'
entertainment of Friday evening Prof
Keim delivered an instructive lecture, or
as he medestly styled it, "a talk on a va
riety Of educational topics" Severa
pieces Of pleasing music and a number 0
recitations followed, and the audienc
departed with the opinion that the las
hours of the institute were among til
best.
WA subscriber who has been absent fror
: the county for some time writes to ar
other subscriber living near his place tha
he owes the RECORD and that he wants t
pay up. His exchequer is depleted, bu
he has load of buffalo bones. He want
"Streeter to get his pay out of the bones
Most anything--even meneY-is take
in exchange for the privilege of perusir.
!. and criticising this weekly compendiul
! of wisdom but we must draw line {
n the esseous remains of the bison fift
: miles from market.
Mr. D. II. Yeater recently let the use I
his team to the railroad engineers. MOI
q day the horses we're captured by Mr.. ].
Worst on the prairie near his residenc
: In the wagon were implements pertalnir
to the engineers art. In the evening
: search party from the camp came aft
e them. 1t seems that, after taking Frene
{. leave, the horses dashed across Lor
It Lake Greek at one of its widest and dee
e est points. They then climbed a hil
t and almost perpendicular bank and strut
e out at a lively rate for home. The tea
ID appeared considerably tagged by the
l. long run, but no part of the wagon
e. harness was injured.
NOTICE.
desire to state that the market is NO
st open for wheat at Sterling, and the hig
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